Desert Eagle Suletan Khan

Xiuyan City was originally the residence of the Manchus, and was named after the abundance of Xiuyan jade. The city defender Qingshan was also a bannerman, and a member of the Eight Banners of the Manchus. When the Wei army swept across Liaodong, even Prince Ping died in the battle. Qingshan was afraid of the power of the Wei army, so he surrendered to the Wei army and was appointed as the Qianzong of Xiuyan City of the Wei State. Since surrendering to the Wei army, Qingshan has never smiled again. The old and young men in Xiuyan City pointed fingers at Qingshan behind his back, saying that Qingshan was living a cowardly life, selling out his master for glory, and bringing shame to the Manchus! When this word reached his family, even his most beloved concubine spoke to him with a hint of sarcasm, which made him feel heavy, as if a mountain was pressing down on him.

One day, he led 300 men to perform a symbolic military exercise on the top of the city wall, when suddenly a group of soldiers and horses arrived at the foot of Xiuyan City. The soldiers and horses were riding deer and flying the dragon flag of the Qing Dynasty.

"Eight Banners? Shengjing and southern Liaoning have all been lost. Where did these Eight Banners come from?" Qingshan's eyes widened. When he saw the deer, he suddenly understood and muttered to himself, "This... is this the Ningguta Eight Banners?"

Taldai, the Jiala Zhangjing under the command of Bahai, the Angbang Zhangjing of Ningguta, Alanjika, the cavalry captain, and Xiluganu, the leader of the Qiler tribe, led a thousand warriors of the Solon Qiler tribe to the city of Xiuyan.

Seeing that the guards were already prepared, Taldai shouted coldly: "Dismount and prepare to attack the city." A thousand Sauron warriors silently dismounted and prepared to attack the city.

Before the fierce siege began, the city gates were opened. Qingshan, naked from the waist up and tied with branches, led 380 soldiers out of the city to surrender. "Qingshan, the criminal, betrayed the emperor's grace. He did not dare to fire a single arrow to resist the enemy, which led to the loss of Xiuyan City. He deserves death. Please punish him." Seeing his own people coming back, the city defender knelt on the ground with tears streaming down his face.

"Bang~" Taldai whipped him hard, "This whip is a punishment for you as a bannerman and for betraying the Qing Dynasty. The former Qingshan is dead. From now on, you must follow me and fight bravely. If you shrink back in battle, you will be killed without mercy!"

"Yeah!" Strangely enough, although Qingshan was whipped, he felt much more relaxed and responded with a heavy "Yeah".

Seeing that his attitude was quite sincere, Taldai's expression eased and he spoke slowly, "We are really tired after marching all the way. Quickly arrange for people to prepare food so that the soldiers can have a full meal. Bahai Zhangjing is attacking Zhenjiang Fort. If the guards are defeated, they will have to flee through Xiuyan City. After eating and drinking, follow me to stop the guards. This time we must capture Wang Guotai alive!"

Qingshan's eyes glowed with passion, and he agreed generously, "I will follow Zhang Jing and fight to the death, and make up for my crime with merit!"
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Since the alliance between Korea and the Kingdom of David was signed, the guard camp on the north bank of the Yalu River has relaxed. Generals Wang Guotai and Han Dong thought that Liaonan was as stable as a mountain, so they deployed fewer scouts outside the camp, and the soldiers patrolling at night were not as serious as before. On the contrary, the 2,000 guards of the Korean training supervisor who had just arrived at Zhenjiang Fort were patrolling seriously. The newly appointed Korean training general Wang Yiwen, training lieutenant generals Yang Fuji and Feng Sanshi were all Ming Dynasty survivors. They had national hatred and family hatred in their hearts. They had participated in Mao Wenlong's army when they were young and had experience fighting against the Qing army. They actually set up the camp tightly and arranged more scouts and patrol soldiers than the guards. When they first saw them like this, Generals Wang and Han sneered at the Korean army for being too old-fashioned, but after many days, they got used to it.

Ningguta Angbang Zhangjing Bahai led 4,500 Solon soldiers to approach the guards' camp and even reached the vicinity of the camp, but the guards were unaware of it.

"Attack!" A cruel light flashed across Bahai's young and handsome face, and he issued military orders fiercely.

"Gee~Gee~Gee~"

"Yo~ Yo~ Yo~" The leaders of the Solon Daur tribe, Meirdiyin, Jidinai, and Bayalbuha, led more than a thousand Daur cavalrymen on the left, the Yakut (Ewenki) tribe leader Fusenai led eight hundred Yakut warriors riding deer on the right, Bahai, Niulu Zhangjing Zhuerkengge, and Xiaoqixiao Sabusu led a thousand cavalrymen in the middle, and attacked Wang Guotai's camp. He also ordered the Feiyaka tribe leader Feiyaka and the Udehe tribe leader Suoduoerkai to lead eight hundred warriors each to attack the camps of Han Dong and Wang Yiwen respectively.

The Feyaka people, who grew up on the Kuwu Islands (Sakhalin Island and Sakhalin Island), were called Nivkh people by the Russians. They lived in a harsh climate. Although they were thin and skinny, they were full of muscles, had strong bones and were extremely strong. They liked to use heavy iron forks to hunt seals, sea lions and various large fish. The capable Feyaka men tied the fence of the camp with ropes and pulled it down hard. With a wave of the Feyaka hand, 800 warriors holding large iron forks rushed into the camp and killed anyone they saw.

"What's going on? Don't panic, line up, line up quickly!" Han Dong was awakened by the shouting and rushed out of the tent. After all, he was a veteran in his sixties and had seen big battles. He immediately shouted to his men to line up. Unfortunately, the camp was in chaos and he could not even see a few of his personal soldiers around him, so he could not line up.

"Ah~Ah~" Feiyaka aimed at his prey and rushed forward with a howl. He stabbed several guards to death one by one with his fork, and then he rushed to Han Dong. Seeing that the situation was not good, Han Dong blocked with his sword, but was knocked down by the heavy iron fork. While his weapon fell to the ground, Feiyaka stabbed it fiercely, sending the old general to paradise.

On the way south, Wang Guotai's troops were also experienced in battles. Although they relaxed their vigilance, they were still quite combat-ready. Although the left wing was quickly breached by the Daur cavalry and the right wing was also attacked by the Yakut cavalry, the central army was still resisting. The Qing army charged several times, but was repelled every time.

Bahai ordered the artillery battalion to fire with the tiger squat cannon. Before the smoke cleared, Niulu Zhangjing Zhuerkengge led 28 Solon warriors to rush into the Wei army formation and fought bravely. Chen Hu, the guerrilla of the Wei army's central army, led his troops to the enemy, but was chopped into two by Zhuerkengge. Zhuerkengge cut down Chen Hu's general flag and rushed to kill Wang Guotai's general flag. Bahai ordered the cavalry captain Sabusu to lead 100 warriors to follow Zhuerkengge and charge, and he led the central army to follow. This time Wang Guotai could no longer resist and had to order a retreat. The defeated Wei army followed his general flag and fled, and the Qing army chased after them. At the critical moment, a fresh force came to help, and only then was he able to stabilize his position.

The reinforcements turned out to be the Korean Han Brigade. Because Wang Yiwen was cautious, Sodorkai led 800 Wudehe warriors to the Korean camp and was discovered as soon as they approached the camp. Wang Yiwen immediately ordered them to line up to resist. The Korean army had 2,000 people, outnumbering the Solon soldiers, and the camp was well-defended. The Wudehe warriors left a large number of corpses beside the trench in front of the camp, but they still could not break into the camp.

During the fierce battle, Wang Yiwen saw that his main camp had been breached and knew that the situation was hopeless, so he led his troops to fight and retreat, moving closer to his own central army, and saved General Wang in a critical moment.

After Wang Guotai stabilized his position, he said to Wang Yiwen: "Brother Wang, I was negligent. I didn't expect that the Ningguta Eight Banners would dare to attack our army from the south~"

"Marshal, now is not the time to regret. Please retreat to Gaizhou quickly and hold on, and then ask for help from Shenyang and Jinzhou," Wang Yiwen interrupted him.

"Well, let's go to Gaizhou!" Wang Guotai tried to cheer up and led his men westward. He had just counted the number of people, including the Korean army, and there were still more than 5,000 of the original 8,000 troops. Although they were defeated, the main force was still there. After returning to Gaizhou, they would recruit soldiers and horses, and it would not take long for them to come back and take revenge.

If they wanted to retreat to Gaizhou, they had to pass through Xiuyan City first. Unfortunately, the defeated Wei army had just crossed the Wuchong River and had no time to catch their breath when they heard several cannon shots and more than a thousand Qing troops rushed out from the woods by the river. (End of this chapter)